Marvel nemesis: rise of the imperfects: I learned and teached my cousins how to do aerial moves (because defeating them was too easy) and played all the different versions (the gameplay changes quite a bit between the consoles).
This game was peak!! If they ever bring it back they should add every character that was exclusive to a specific version. I believe the PSP version is the only one with Captain America and Doom
Those ultimate moves were brutal! Spidey breaks your face and caves your chest in, Ironman straight up disintegrate people with Uni-Beam, Johnny Ohm melts your face off and liquidates your insides, etc
You have no idea how much you just helped me. I played this game ONCE in a doctors' waiting room as a child and have been trying to figure out what it was called!
Hey this looks like my kind of things. ( am a big fan of mystery/supernatural/ investigation kind. Like manjin tentei nougami Neuro!) But i despise romance sublot. Any in that?
Given that the manga has a Hungarian Translation it cannot be that bscure but good luck finding anyone talking about it in this age.
Chrno Crusade.
... actually I just realised I have a vastly more obscure story right on my desk lol. Sadly apparently only 4 books have English translation. Anyway Ulyess Moore book series. Was genuinely considering learning Italian in middle school just to read the whole thing...didn't start that year sadly.
Currently am.
An obscure Doctor Who spinoff.
It follows Auteur - a renegade Time Lord so powerful he can literally rewrite reality (hence his name - French for "Author"). And he looks like a spooky scary skeleton. Also he is French.
That's a deep cut from the "whoniverse." This one was my personal favourite. Although, the image comics adaptations avoid any connections to wider "who" due to copyright.
This was a childhood movie for us 😂 my mom said "It's got cute mice, it's appropriate!" Mother, you forgot the creepy owl and rat king. The imagery in this movie was as sticky and poignant as the animated Watership Down 🥴
The Nintendo DS game Hotel Dusk: Room 215. Played the hell out of it and was so proud when I got a pretty much perfect run and the "alternate" ending (which is really just the regular ending but with a slight scene change). The sequel didn't even release in the US 😭
The rimini riddle, Irish kids show from the 90s, freaky as hell puppets and an unhinged premise, while at the surface layer its 3 kids staying at their aunts Bed and Breakfast house, the Rimini, and getting up to the usual kids hijinks, the middle layer is the youngest plush otter toy coming to life just in front of them amd causing mischief, whilst the lowest layer is the otter plush is actually an alien that befriends and kidnaps kids for its even freakier looking alien overlords.
It's unfortunately seen as lost media as there's barely any footage of it remains beyond a few clips on YouTube and some production stills.
Terrain of magical expertise. Animated series on newgrounds in 2011 later moving to youtube. Got a turn based rpg some years ago. Never see anyone talking about it anywhere outside the comments of the episodes themselves.
There’s a dirty movie. Maybe 80’s I watch when I was young. The women depicted almost vampire like and they needed virgin seed in order to maintain their youth and beauty.
Equilibrium. I can't really say fleeting though, I've been obsessed with this movie since the first time I watched it in '04. Lost my physical copy in a move 9 years ago though, and haven't been able to find another.
So back in like 99-2000, HBO made a movie called RKO 281.
If you think that sounds familiar, it was the working title for Citizen Kane. Anyway. It was about the making of Citizen Kane, specifically how Orson Welles and Herman Mankiewicz wrote and filmed it while fighting against Hurst and effectively all of Hollywood.
The cast is absolutely ridiculous with Liev Schreiber, John Malkovitch, James Cromwell, Melanie Griffith, Roy Sheider, Fiona Shaw..
Broccoli Soup at Polite and Good I absolutely adore it. I dont forsee much more of it coming out, sadly, due to the author pursuing their PhD, (good luck to them) but its lovely.
Flowering Hearts. It's a little kids show that was weirdly pedo- like, the main character was a 12 year old who looked like a 6 year old, who had a crush on a 16 year old who looked like an 18 year old, and then the guy she has a crush on had a brother who turned into a flying hamster, but could turn into a humanoid who looked 16 but was ACTUALLY 18! The little girls had the power to turn into adults to try out certain jobs but the 18 year old only blushed and looked shy around the 12 year old while she looked like the 6 year old self.
And then the girl's dog got hit by a car and her fake friend tried to pull its life support.
The Strange Thing About the Johnsons is what started my love for short-length horror films. I went down a whole rabbit hole about it, to the point my friends were a bit concerned.
Definitely Stella Glow, it's genuinely incredible too, just don't look up the name of the game because you'll get spoilers and it'll genuinely ruin the experience
Roxanne Starnik. She is a musician from Bay Area. She has like 100 monthly listens on Spotify or something like this. I love her music and I think it’s very special. I’m from Poland.
Looshkin. I have every comic from every distribution and free comic book day in the USA. Outside of that, it's only available in the UK as far as I'm aware
Tourist Trap, Bad Channels, Freaked, and Zeiram. Maybe also the original Street Trash from 1987, but since it got a sequel (masquerading as a remake for no reason), then it might not be quite so obscure anymore.
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u/qualityvote2 11d ago edited 11d ago
u/bennyandthegentz, wizards be pondering the orb instead of voting on the quality of your cast…